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Auteur G. Tavecchia |
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M. Genovart, Auteur ; J.M. Arcos, Auteur ; S. Catchot, Auteur ; R. Escandell, Auteur ; D. Garcia, Auteur ; T. Guilford, Auteur ; J.M. Igual, Auteur ; M. Louzao, Auteur ; M. McMinn, Auteur ; A. Sanz-aguilar, Auteur ; G. Tavecchia, Auteur ; D. Oro, AuteurIn the north-western Mediterranean there are two breeding species of procellariforms from the Procellariidae family: Scopoli’s shearwater Calonectris diomedea and the Balearic shearwater Puffinus mauretanicus. Long-term monitoring carried out in[...]![]()
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F. Prugnolle ; P. Pilard ; L. Brun ; G. Tavecchia 2003Bird Study 50 p68-72![]()
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G. Tavecchia ; R. Pradel ; Jean-Dominique Lebreton ; Alan R. Johnson ; Jean-Yves Mondain-Monval 2001J Appl Ecol 38 p1197-1207![]()
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G. Tavecchia ; R. Pradel ; V. Boy ; Alan R. Johnson ; F. Cezilly 2001Ecology 82 p165-174![]()
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G. Tavecchia ; R. Pradel ; Alan R. Johnson ; V. Boy ; F. Cezilly 1997Avocetta 21 p146![]()
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G. Tavecchia, Auteur ; N. Baccetti, Auteur ; L. Serra, AuteurIndividual-based data on little terns Sterna albifrons at a post-breeding moulting area were used to investigate the spatial extent at which this site attract birds. Combining information collected on young terns, ringed at the natal colonies, w[...]![]()
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J. Ruiz de Infante Anton, Auteur ; A. Rotger, Auteur ; J. M. Igual, Auteur ; G. Tavecchia, AuteurContext. In most natural populations, exhaustive counts are not possible and estimates need to be derived from partial sampling by using analytical methods that account for biological processes, sampling errors and detection probability. The met[...]![]()
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P. Galeotti, Auteur ; G. Tavecchia, Auteur ; A. Bonetti, AuteurThe responses of male and female Long-eared Owls to a human approaching the nest were examined. Each nest was only tested once. Nest defence increased significantly throughout the breeding season because older chicks were defended more strongly [...]



